Sentence examples for drawn mad from inspiring English sources
Now it's common knowledge that the hooded merganser is drawn mad with lust by the second track of the "Mega Man: Legends" soundtrack, so it's in your best interest to locate a copy.
But he is still, he says, always drawn to mad people, which is why he likes acting: 'Because everybody in this game is mad, completely barmy.
People may get mad if you draw or make fun of them in your yearbook.
"I loved the breathless, dynamic bop poetry phrases that flowed from Jack's pen," and the way the author was magnetically drawn to "the mad people – the ones who were mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn.
A satirical advertisement Mr. Frazetta drew for Mad earned him his first Hollywood job, the movie poster for "What's New Pussycat?" (1965), a sex farce written by Woody Allen that starred Peter Sellers.
Later, in trying to understand what was happening to my relationship to Françoise that day, I ended up drawing this Mad Comics interaction with her where I got to be Jiggs and she was Maggie.
George Booth, who started drawing his mad bull-terriers and psychotic cats for The New Yorker in the 1970's, has done some historical research: "At one point a mirror was hung up in the hallway so you could see who was coming in and not run into him.
This text was drawn from "Peter Arno: The Mad, Mad World of The New Yorker's Greatest Cartoonist," by Michael Maslin, which is out this month, from Regan Arts.
He added: "I've always drawn and doodled mad things from my head.
Don't get mad at people if you show them the drawing and they say it's "not right" ask them if they can do a better job.
